We’re sharing our Ultimate Guide To Pre & Postnatal Appointments so you know exactly what to expect every step of the way. Plus, we’ve got a downloadable appointment notes page for you — so you never miss a thing and have a nice keepsake to look back on your journey.

This week, we’re back with another installment of our Is That Safe? series and since lots of our mamas in the northern hemisphere are thinking about summer and summer vacations, we’re going to answer all your burning questions about flying, going through airport security, and traveling when you’re pregnant.

Is lying on your back while pregnant harmful to baby? What happens if you roll onto your back while sleeping? We’re sharing why you should avoid lying on your back for extended periods of time while pregnant, and also busting some myths about this guidance as well.

Many women receive a glucose test towards the end of their second trimester or the start of the third, and it’s designed to measure blood sugar levels and assess your risk for gestational diabetes. Let’s talk about how to prepare for your glucose test!

Can I fly anytime while I’m pregnant? Should I wear compression socks? Will high altitudes affect my pregnancy? We’re answering your top questions and safety concerns about flying while pregnant!

Although a temporary organ, the placenta might be the most important organ in your body during pregnancy. Learn about it's role in fetal stem cells, maternal health, and feeling baby's movements.

We spoke with Dr. Linda Greenwall from Dental Wellness Trust to learn more about dental health during pregnancy and get her top tips on how to manage your oral health.